Invitation to Bid - HRC Fuse as per IS 13703 in NEW DELHI, DELHI

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity on the GeM platform and having an OEM Authorization Certificate. Additionally, if a bidder is requesting exemption from Experience/Turnover criteria, supporting documents need to be uploaded at the time of bid submission.

Bidders must provide an OEM Authorization Certificate along with any relevant documentation to demonstrate exemption eligibility if necessary. This certification assures the buyer of the authenticity and reliability of the products being offered.

Bidders can register through the GeM portal by creating an account and submitting necessary organizational details. Following this, they can access various tenders, including this one, upon meeting all eligibility criteria.

Bidders must submit required documents in electronic format, specifically through the GeM platform. Accepted formats often include PDF, Word Documents, and image files as specified in the tender documentation.

The technical specifications include a Rated Current of 2.0 Ampère, Breaking Capacity of 120 KA, Rated Voltage of 500 Volt, and a Material of Body made from ceramic. Compliance with these specifics is crucial for bid acceptance.

Yes, all products must adhere to the quality standards outlined in the IS 13703 specification. Bidders should ensure that delivered goods meet these standards to avoid disqualification.

Bidders must comply with the technical specifications listed in the bid document, provide the necessary certifications, and ensure compliance with GeM regulations and policies, including provisions for MSEs.

There is no EMD required for this tender, allowing bidders to participate without upfront financial investment requirements.

The tender does not list any mandatory Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) requirements for this submission, simplifying the bidding process for participants.

Detailed payment terms and conditions will be outlined in the final contract awarded to the selected bidder, typically reflecting standard practices as affirmed in GeM procurement activities.

The price evaluation will be based on the total bid value, with MSEs having the opportunity to match the L-1 prices within a defined percentage for a fair evaluation process.

Bids must be submitted electronically through the GeM platform, ensuring all documents are uploaded correctly and within the specified timeline.

Key timelines include the bid opening and closing times as detailed in the tender document. Bidders are encouraged to monitor the GeM portal for any updates or changes.

The evaluation process will focus on a total value-wise assessment of bids, compliance with technical specifications, and verification of eligibility criteria, ensuring a fair selection based on set standards.

Results will be communicated via the GeM platform, and bidders can refer to their dashboard to track the status of their submissions and evaluations.

Yes, MSEs are afforded purchase preferences under certain conditions, provided they meet eligibility criteria and submit valid documentation during the bidding process. This aims to promote local businesses and participants within the public procurement framework.